While his focus was on horses, Savitt could draw any animal you can think of. This particular drawing became a popular greeting card but, of course, this is the original. It is drawn in ink on paper and measures 7 by 8 inches. There is no frame or mat. (Sold)
Minimalist sketch
Created in 1970 with a minimum number of lines, this ink sketch effectively captures the likeness of a horse. The paper has some damage but not enough to detract from the art. This sketch measures 13 by 16 inches on heavy paper and has neither a frame nor a mat. (sold)
Portrait sketch 2
This is a very finished pencil drawing of a horse that measures 13 by 16 inches. It was done on a sketch pad at least 50 years ago and has neither a mat nor a frame. (SOLD)
Portrait sketch 1
Sam Savitt frequently did studies of particular horses. Some were very detailed and some less so, but all provided terrific examples of his skill with something as simple as a pencil and a pad of paper. These are not framed or matted. They measure 13 by 17 inches. (Sold)
Racing to the finish line
This little gem, which measures 6.5 by 8 inches, showcases Savitt’s ability to describe high action with a simple drawing. This artwork, rendered in pen and ink on heavy paper, has no visible corrections — a vivid testament to his raw talent. SOLD
Moving with grace
The artistic skill of Sam Savitt is effectively displayed in this simple pencil drawing of a horse moving at a slow walk. This artwork is on stiff paper and measures 8 by 9 inches. (SOLD)
Savitt classic
This little pencil drawing on stiff paper exemplifies the style and talent for which Sam Savitt was known. It measures 7 by 11 inches. (SOLD)
Black horse in black
Ink is an unforgiving medium, but Sam Savitt handled it with ease, rendering this horse’s head on stiff paper, measuring 5 by 7 inches. He touched it up with White-Out. (sold)
“Horse in Her Heart”
This 1962 pen and ink drawing, which exemplifies a vintage style of art, was created for “Horse in Her Heart,” a book by Patsy Gray. The drawing is protected by a layer of clear plastic and a cardboard mat, which should both be discarded. The image measures 8 by 8 inches. (SOLD) 1/25
